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This bill amends the Penal Code to remove criminal libel, raise the minimum age of criminal responsibility to 10, add a bomb hoax offence, update some definitions, and increase several fines.
This Bill changes Seychelles beneficial ownership rules, including filing, retention, disclosure, penalties, and enforcement powers.
This Act repeals the 2017 Agency Act, dissolves the Agency, moves its functions to the Ministry of Health, and transfers staff, assets, liabilities, and contracts to the Government of Seychelles.
This Bill changes revenue administration rules, including extra powers for the Commissioner General, a process for suspending or writing off outstanding revenue, a Medical Board for serious illness certificates, and new additional tax for certain transfer pricing adjustments.
This bill repeals two Acts, moves council functions to the Ministry of Family Affairs, keeps affected employees employed by the Government of Seychelles, and transfers council assets, liabilities, contracts, and related rights and obligations.
This Act sets out a supplementary appropriation of up to SCR471,338,481.43 from the Consolidated Fund for the purposes in the supplementary estimate.
This bill revises several laws, including court administration, prison rules, defence/cadet provisions, and penalties, and it also repeals two older enactments.
This amendment bill changes notice service rules, extends several time periods, increases one fixed penalty amount, and creates an offence for obstructing or falsifying information during notice service.
The bill changes the outside-work rules for senior information officials and requires the Chief Executive Officer to publish an annual Gazette list of Information Officers.
This Act repeals the Unemployment Relief Scheme Act, dissolves the scheme, and transfers any money in the scheme’s fund to the Consolidated Fund.
This Bill creates cybercrime offences and investigation powers, sets penalties, limits some service-provider liability, and repeals the Computer Misuse Act.
This amendment requires every financial institution to keep the beneficial owners register under the Beneficial Ownership Act, 2020, and it starts on a commencement date appointed by the Minister responsible for Finance.
The amendment lets the Minister set the compliance date for the Act by notice in the Gazette, and states that affected legal persons and legal arrangements (other than extractive companies) must comply on that date.
This bill would repeal four Acts and amend the Revenue Administration Act and Customs Management Act, including new penalties for dishonoured cheques and updated terminology.
This bill continues the Public Enterprise Monitoring Commission and sets rules for overseeing public enterprises, including governance, reporting, investigations, and accountability.
This Bill establishes a Functional Capacity Assessment Board to assess people for invalidity or disability benefits and to support related referrals, determinations, appeals, and offences.
This Bill amends the Constitutional Appointees’ Emoluments Act by changing section 7A and section 8.
This Bill establishes the Seychelles Marine Spatial Planning Agency and gives it responsibility for marine spatial planning in Seychelles and the exclusive economic zone.
This bill establishes a National Institute for culture, heritage and the arts, gives it broad policy and administrative functions, and sets rules for archives, libraries, deposits, access, offences, and penalties.
This Bill temporarily extends compliance deadlines and suspends some penalties for companies and associations, mainly until 31 July 2022.
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